The phrase "away from equilibrium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, chemistry, economics, or any field discussing systems that are not in a state of balance.
Example: "The reaction proceeded away from equilibrium, leading to the formation of unexpected products."
Alternatives: "out of balance" or "not in equilibrium.".
Subjects with low reasoning ability make choices away from equilibrium.
His research focuses on modeling and control of flapping-winged robots in flight away from equilibrium.
The gas phase exchanged mass with the liquid water due to evaporation/condensation away from equilibrium.
After all, the defection we just considered, the move away from equilibrium we just considered was what?
The slightest disturbance from equilibrium position results in a force away from equilibrium that further destablizes the system.
Once such a system moves away from equilibrium, the (privately) rational choices of individual decision makers tend to accentuate disturbances rather than dampening them.
We will consider the sprays governed by the Williams kinetic equation subject to initial distributions away from equilibrium of the form ∑i= 1Nρi(x)δ ξ-ui(x)).
Halting the fuel supply results in the complete degradation of the surfactant replicator; it is the simple fuel supply that enables the self-replicator to persist in time and to retain or regain replicator function, away from equilibrium.
To reduce voltage tracking error under fixed external resistance, gas flowrate magnitude constraints must be relaxed, requiring more fuel energy to manipulate the system variables for operation away from equilibrium conditions.
The following principles apply: (1) The civil system is an open system in which investment capital is the system growth parameter that drives it away from equilibrium, with the formation of spatial structure.
Under significantly lower temperatures or in states away from equilibrium (for example, when CO2 gas input into the chamber was fast and created over-pressure) CO2 deposited as different crystalline structures.
